Fetal exposure to maternal stress and risk for schizophrenia spectrum disorders among offspring: Differential influences of fetal sex

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RT @EllmanLauren: @MJalbrzikowski Yes! It also fit with previous work that I and others have published showing fetal sex differences in res…

25 Sep 2018

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@MJalbrzikowski Yes! It also fit with previous work that I and others have published showing fetal sex differences in responses to maternal stress during pregnancy e.g., https://t.co/PC1MiiS2ep. One of our papers on this topic is published https://t.co/6i1

24 Sep 2018

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#Pregnant with a boy? @Columbia EPI study says avoiding #stress in #pregnancy can lower his #schizophrenia risk https://t.co/ExO7okjtmx

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#Pregnant with a boy? @Columbia EPI study says avoiding #stress in #pregnancy can lower his #schizophrenia risk https://t.co/ExO7okjtmx

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